Replaceing Gear box bushing in 5 speed?
08-30-11, 01:12 PM
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Replaceing Gear box bushing in 5 speed?
Hi Guys, My gear box feels like its in pieces Ive read somewhere theres a bushing and a seat you can buy from toyota to fix this issue? someone told me its around 20 bucks for the parts and you can do the whole job in about 15mins? anyone have any insight on this? My stick raddles around and is never in place =/ thanks guys!
08-30-11, 09:06 PM
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33548-31010 this is the shifter lever bushing ~ this is from a 89 supra
33505-35020 this is the shifter seat bushing ~ this is from a 93 tacoma its green.
these are the ones i bought the tacoma one is a tad thicker but the shifter will feel amazing after! i love it it feels rock solid!
33505-35020 this is the shifter seat bushing ~ this is from a 93 tacoma its green.
these are the ones i bought the tacoma one is a tad thicker but the shifter will feel amazing after! i love it it feels rock solid!
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08-31-11, 04:03 PM
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clean shots^ are those the part number through marlin crawler.com or from the toyota dealership? I wanna order these right away I cant wait for my stick to be stiff again lol
08-31-11, 05:24 PM
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It won't be back to factory tightness with just the Marlin Crawler pieces though. Check out this set that comes with both of the Marlin Crawler pieces with the addition of an insert the fits into the shift lever inside the transmission. That piece makes all of the difference. I had just the Marlin Crawler bushings for a while and I wasn't satisfied until I got that insert from BillyM. Honestly it seems pretty crude and I could make it myself but for the low cost I didn't mind and my shifter is as tight as a...
EDIT: Forgot to post the link http://www.supramania.com/forums/sho...ghlight=billym
EDIT: Forgot to post the link http://www.supramania.com/forums/sho...ghlight=billym
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08-31-11, 06:09 PM
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There's something more to this solution from what I remember. Like 1992-1994 had a different bushing than like 1997 for example. I wouldn't know where to start for searching but you could probably find out where someone tried to do this on a different year and the part wasn't even there or something...like it was when the shifter moved forward in 1995 ..sorry so vague..I know it's different.
08-31-11, 06:58 PM
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There's something more to this solution from what I remember. Like 1992-1994 had a different bushing than like 1997 for example. I wouldn't know where to start for searching but you could probably find out where someone tried to do this on a different year and the part wasn't even there or something...like it was when the shifter moved forward in 1995 ..sorry so vague..I know it's different.
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